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Thursday, 1 January 2026

Happy New Year 2026 at Lansdowne Bridge & Ayub Bridge Sukkur – Real-Time Update (January 1, 2026)

Happy New Year 2026: Lansdowne & Ayub Bridge Sukkur – Real Update (January 1, 2026)
Lansdowne Bridge Rohri illuminated at night – New Year 2026 peaceful view
Iconic night view of Lansdowne Bridge, Sukkur/Rohri (Source: Blogger)
Historic Lansdowne Bridge over Indus River in Sukkur, Pakistan
Classic daytime view of Lansdowne Bridge (Source: Wikimedia Commons)

Latest Update – 1 January 2026, 10:00 AM PKT

As Pakistan joyfully welcomed 2026 last night, thousands gathered across the country for fireworks and celebrations. However, after checking live streams, local news channels (Geo, ARY, Dawn News), and real-time social media posts from Sukkur/Rohri, there were no official large-scale fireworks displays organized at Lansdowne Bridge or Ayub Bridge this New Year 2026.

Unlike some previous years where private or small community fireworks lit up the sky above the Indus, this year the historic bridges remained peacefully illuminated with their regular night lights still breathtaking, but without the grand pyrotechnics many hoped for.

Local residents in Sukkur and Rohri celebrated the new year with family gatherings, small private fireworks along the riverbanks, and boat rides under the beautifully lit bridges. The serene night view from the Indus River continues to be one of the most magical experiences in Sindh.

Lansdowne Bridge glowing peacefully on New Year night 2026 – Photo credit: Local visitors

Where Did Pakistan Celebrate with Big Fireworks in 2026?

  • Karachi – Sea View & Port Grand
  • Lahore – Minar-e-Pakistan & Liberty Chowk
  • Islamabad – Faisal Mosque & Daman-e-Koh
  • Rawalpindi & Peshawar – Major city centers

Sindh province focused celebrations in Karachi and Hyderabad, while Sukkur kept it calm and traditional – perfect for those who love quiet beauty over loud fireworks.

Why Lansdowne & Ayub Bridges Are Still Worth Visiting in 2026

Even without fireworks, these two engineering wonders offer:

  • Stunning night illumination 365 days a year
  • Peaceful boat rides on the Indus River
  • Perfect spot for photography and reflection
  • Rich history – Lansdowne Bridge (1889) is a UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage candidate


Verified GPS Location of Lansdowne Bridge, Sukkur, Pakistan

The Lansdowne Bridge (also known as Lansdowne Railway Bridge or Sukkur Rohri Bridge) is a historic 19th-century cantilever bridge spanning the Indus River, connecting Sukkur and Rohri in Sindh Province, Pakistan.

Verified GPS Coordinates (from reliable heritage and mapping sources):

  • Latitude: 27.6935475° N
  • Longitude: 68.8885559° E

These coordinates point directly to the bridge's location on the Indus River.

Google Maps Link (direct pin): Open Lansdowne Bridge on Google Maps

You can copy-paste the coordinates 27.6935475, 68.8885559 into Google Maps for satellite view, street view (limited in the area), or directions.

Verified Sources – January 1, 2026

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Happy New Year 2026 from Sukkur’s timeless bridges! May this year bring peace, prosperity, and many safe travels across Pakistan. 🇵🇰✨


Further Reading & References

All links active as of January 01 2026. one again happy new year

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